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Learn cPanel

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Post published:February 25, 2012
Post category:BC Mechanics
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If you are using Hostgator or other provider that includes cPanel then you need to learn and understand this powerful tool. [leadplayer_vid id="50F3AD23D684C"]

Keywords (And a bit of SEO and Google Tools)

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Post published:February 25, 2012
Post category:BC SEO
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We'll definitely expand on the Google URL Builder that we discussed late in the call. Make sure you post more webinar ideas/questions at http://freeweeklymastermind.com and tell your marketing friends to check it…

The Bells and Whistles of BrainstormTools

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Post published:February 25, 2012
Post category:Blogging Tools
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Amazon S3 & Dragon Disk

Post author:Dan Morris
Post published:February 24, 2012
Post category:BC Mechanics
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Do you upload huge videos to your hostgator account that take forever for your visitors to download? Stop being silly and use Amazon's S3 service. In this video Darren shows…

Google Analytics – How to A/B Test Web Pages

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Post published:February 18, 2012
Post category:BC Analytics
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This is the mini-course I taught in my “Lunch and Learn Series” at NAMS.

Press play if you want to learn more A/B testing. IF you’ve ever shot two videos, or had two headline ideas or even thought of two completely different ways to create a sales page – then A/B testing is for you. This is easy stuff by the way, and stuff you should implement almost immediately.

Enjoy!
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Another Great NAMS Atlanta Event!

Post author:Dan Morris
Post published:February 18, 2012
Post category:Letters From Dan

So I got back from the NAMS event in Atlanta on Monday. (If you’re not familar, that’s an event for people looking to increase revenue from their online efforts). Humbling as it is, I got to share the stage with Carrie Wilkerson, Susanne Meyers, and Jack Born among many others. Can you believe Elsom Eldridge, Daniel Hall and Erin Chase were some of the attendees? That event gets better every year.

As I do for my Weekly Notes subscribers (see sidebar) I thought I’d share a bit of what’s gone on this week:

What I Taught

For the 101 class we talked about prioritization of tasks once they got home. To really get your business moving you need to focus on 2 things: (more…)

The Science of Blogging – What You Need to Know to Increase Reach and Profitability

Post author:Dan Morris
Post published:February 16, 2012
Post category:Monetization
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There are few jobs easier than blogging. In its simplest form there is little to separate the writings of a private diary to those of a blogger. With a computer,…

Pinterest Money

Post author:Dan Morris
Post published:February 15, 2012
Post category:BC Pinterest BC Social
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Listen to Dan’s presentation from NAMS 7 on Pinterest Money.

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The Role of Social Media

Post author:Dan Morris
Post published:January 30, 2012
Post category:Blogging CEO Decisions

Last week I spoke at the SMAC conference about the role of social media in your business. Social Media is nothing more than a collection of tools you can harness for your business. While some make social media the crux of their business – most have choices. The questions I posed are:

What are your business goals of social media going to be?
Where are you going to focus your time?
Are you actively moving your audience with you? (more…)

#1 Website Shopping Cart Mistake

Post author:Dan Morris
Post published:December 18, 2011
Post category:Common Marketing Mistakes

The #1 website shopping cart mistake isn’t one that you make when you’re building your shopping cart. The mistake was made back in college when you decided that Psychology 101 was so easy you could skip half the classes. Because it’s what you would have learned in psychology that will drive more sales to your bottom line.

And ultimately – this is a really simple fix to a common mistake.

To fully understand why you need to do this you can either read Frank Kern’s new book, which I don’t even think has a title yet, or read Influence by Robert Cialdini. Both of them cover this concept quite thoroughly. (more…)